calm before the storm
11 years ago
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (7)
- 11 years ago
- 11 years ago
Related Discussions
Is this the calm before the storm
Comments (7)I have to disagree. While copper does offer some protection, Timing for CAR fungicide sprays should be based on the activity of the orange spore-bearing bodies in the cedar trees. These expand in warm, wet weather, and that's the time to spray. Many people rely on their fungicide spray for scab to cover the CAR, particularly the petal-fall spray. I don't think Serenade is specifically listed for CAR, although the label says "rusts"...See Morecalm before the storm, and my first seedling, ..although ugly
Comments (4)IMHO that is acutually respectable compared to a few I've seen bloom in my seedling beds. You know it's bad when you have to grab your right hand with your left to keep yourself from yanking it out of the ground immediately upon seeing it's FFO. I think it was Brook who said something about if they are butt ugly from the start, they aren't like get better with age. LOL I would definately give that one there some more time before making a decision. Linda...See MoreCalm Before The Storm . . .
Comments (5)LOL, I have the exact same questions as Harryshoe & rouan. :-) I've often wondered that myself, although I imagine with SO many that they just choose/have to coexist...? Great pics. You've got a lovely backdrop for some awesome hummer pics - I love storm clouds!...See MoreCalm before the storm
Comments (8)Always so admired people who could do this! Husband says he'd find it extremely difficult to part with the dog afterwards. Aside from the skill required, so much empathy and sacrifice. Has anyone ever seen that documentary where there's a program for women in prison to raise puppies? I wonder if the program is continuing. The women are carefully instructed and overseen of course, and they leave prison with new skills and attitude, many wanting to continue the work, or at the least become a dog groomer and such. Heartwarming. Lots of tears at departure but feelings of accomplishment in doing such valuable, important work. Best, suesan....See More- 11 years ago
- 11 years ago
- 11 years ago
- 11 years ago
Related Stories

KITCHEN OF THE WEEKKitchen of the Week: The Calm After the Storm
Ravaged by Hurricane Sandy, a suburban New York kitchen is reborn as a light-filled space with a serene, soothing palette
Full Story
COASTAL STYLEHouzz Tour: Calm Descends on a Cottage at the Sea
Soft grays with spots of bright color create a relaxed mood in this Cornish clifftop home with stunning ocean views
Full Story
HOLIDAYS10 Tips for a Calm, Heartfelt Thanksgiving
Go easy on yourself this year and allow some breathing room to enjoy the holiday
Full Story
BEFORE AND AFTERSBefore and After: 19 Dramatic Bathroom Makeovers
See what's possible with these examples of bathroom remodels that wow
Full Story
REMODELING GUIDESWhat to Consider Before Starting Construction
Reduce building hassles by learning how to vet general contractors and compare bids
Full Story
HOLIDAYSThrow a Calm, Happy Kids' Halloween Party — 5 Tips From a Mom
Keep your house and sanity intact with this advice from a veteran of Halloween extravaganzas with every kid on the block
Full Story
MOVING9 Ways to Calm New-Home Jitters
Buyer's remorse begone! Here are some tricks to help you warm to your new place, warts and all
Full Story
FEEL-GOOD HOMERegain Calm With a New Weekly Routine
Having a day-by-day housekeeping schedule makes the chores a lot more manageable
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGNKitchen of the Week: Classic Style Creates Calm for a Busy Family
Fresh take on traditional lightens up a kitchen in a large, open space
Full Story
COLORSet the Mood: 5 Colors for a Calming Bedroom
Stressed? Can't sleep? Consider one of these cool, soothing hues for your walls
Full Story
ont_gal